Survival Firearms
stop•gap |ˈstäpˌgap|
noun
a temporary way of dealing with a problem or satisfying a need
Most of us are familiar with, and appreciate, the corollary between having a fire extinguisher and having a handgun. Both items can be considered a stopgap in dealing with an emergency. But, what happens when the contents of the items are depleted? Something to think about. For those who like to read about such matters, James Nowka has prepared a list of Five Reasons to Own Survival Firearms.
-fl